26 episodes
The Peanuts Gallery Molly Lewis & Josh A. Cagan
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- TV & Film
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4.4 • 30 Ratings
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Life-long Peanuts fans and professional fussbudgets Molly Lewis & Josh A. Cagan discuss and dissect the animated specials. Podcast art by Lar deSouza.
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2018 Christmas Special – feat. our moms!
Listen, Charlie Brown: We all know podcasts are a big commercial racket.
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Race For Your Life, Charlie Brown – w/ Hal Lublin & Ken Plume!
Children are dropped in a river & left to die, and also a dog punches a cat in the face twice.
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You're The Greatest, Charlie Brown – w/ Franki Butler
A decathlon unfolds in real time, and a boy learns about the loneiness of the long distance runner. Also: a dog wears a mask but doesn't have pupils, and everyone's cool with it.
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What A Nightmare, Charlie Brown – w/ Manuel Gonzales
A dog drinks a mug full of nickels, and a boy is harnessed & whipped.
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It's Your First Kiss, Charlie Brown – w/ Maurene Goo
A football game happens in real time. A boy suffers a devastating concussion. Also, a dog can fly, and everyone's cool with it.
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BONUS: A Bit Of A Lump With Ken Plume
We have a good old fashioned Lump Dump with one-man blandishment department Ken Plume.
Customer Reviews
They rip the Peanuts gang apart...with love
This show is super acerbic, but also really funny. They can be merciless in calling out the often illogical, bad or outright behavior of these charactes, but they are also happy to praise when praise is due. As snarky as their tone is, there's a backbeat of love for these old shows. This podcast is for the Charlie Brown fan who loves the Peanuts universe...but doesn't take it TOO seriously.
Gone
Where did you go???
Positively Delightful
The analyses in this podcast are very clearly love letters to a franchise I adore. I legitimately look forward to every new episode, and have listened to certain episodes multiple times out of pure love. One of my favorite parts is the rich vocabulary and library of insults Josh in particular, but Molly as well, has. It causes for a lot of great laughs. This is a podcast that can truly keep me engaged for the full almost-two-hours.